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Berlin
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87. Benn T, Cavanagh B, Hristovski K, Posner JD, Westerhoff P (2010) The release of nanosilver
from consumer products used in the home. J Environ Qual 39:1875–1882
88. Geranio L, Heuberger M, Nowack B (2009) The behavior of silver nanotextiles during
washing. Environ Sci Technol 43:8113–8118
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concomitant quantification of overall spectral stability and molecular integrity. J Photochem
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